It's An Impossible Task - Ep 26

It's An Impossible Task - Ep 26

My guest today is Russell Van Brocklen. He's a dyslexia researcher and professor, and he takes us through the journey from impossible to possible by exploring the stressful thought, "it's an impossible task". He shares a transformation from the pit of despair to the light of a epiphany that allows him to succeed in new paradigms. On "Your Thoughts at Work" we explore the beliefs that shape our experience of work and life. Host Sarah Climenhaga guides her guests through self inquiry into a painful or limiting belief using a series of questions based on The Work of Byron Katie. You can learn more about this powerful method at⁠ ⁠⁠thework.com⁠⁠⁠ [https://thework.com]. To apply to be a guest on the podcast, or find out how I can support you or your team with stress, email ⁠⁠sarah@selfinquiry.ca⁠⁠ or go to ⁠⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca]selfinquiry.ca [http://selfinquiry.ca].⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca] Connect with Russell at dyslexiaclasses.com. [https://dyslexiaclasses.com/]

I have so much to do - Ep 25

In today's world, it can feel like life is one long to-do list and there's no real place to rest. I recently started reading a book called Making Time by Maria Bowler, [https://www.mariabowler.com/makingtime] which explores this constant pressure as more than just a personal problem. She points to it as a kind of inherited belief, something shaped by culture, religion, and industry that many of us never stopped a question. That got me curious about my own relationship with time and productivity, so I turned inward and explored my own to-do list. This episode's belief is "I have so much to do". I explored it not as a productivity problem to solve or something to manage better, but as a thought to question, a thought that creates pressure, false urgency, and a kind of low grade panic. If you've been feeling overwhelmed or stretched thin, I invite you to listen along as you discover your own insights along with mine. ****** "Your Thoughts at Work" is a podcast that explores explore the beliefs that shape our experience of work, life and sometimes, our whole identity. Host Sarah Climenhaga uses the practice of self inquiry, a series of questions based on The Work of Byron Katie. You can learn more about this powerful method at⁠ ⁠⁠thework.com⁠⁠⁠ [https://thework.com]. To apply to be a guest on the podcast, or find out how I can support you or your team with work related stress, email ⁠⁠sarah@selfinquiry.ca⁠⁠ or go to ⁠⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca]selfinquiry.ca [http://selfinquiry.ca].⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca]

"I Need to do More" with Lisa Johnston, Ep 24

Lisa Johnson is a high conflict divorce strategist with a fascinating back story that knows how far hard work can take you. Along with her client advocacy, Lisa and her partner have co-authored two books designed to help people navigate toxic divorce and custody battles. With so much on the go, it can be hard to give herself a rest, so in this episode, Lisa and I question her thought "I need to do  more" . She shares the frustration and sense of failure that comes when she's in the midst of that stressful idea, and connects with the peace that comes when she embraces doing less. The "Your Thoughts at Work" podcast explores the beliefs that shape our experience of work, and sometimes our whole identity. Host Sarah Climenhaga guides guests through self inquiry into a painful or limiting belief using a series of questions based on The Work of Byron Katie. You can learn more about this powerful method at⁠ ⁠⁠thework.com⁠⁠⁠ [https://thework.com]. To apply to be a guest on the podcast, or find out how Sarah can support you or your team with work related stress, email ⁠⁠sarah@selfinquiry.ca⁠⁠ or go to ⁠⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca]selfinquiry.ca [http://selfinquiry.ca].⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca] Follow Lisa Johnson @beentheregotout [https://www.instagram.com/been_there_got_out/] and learn more about her work at beentheregotout.com [https://beentheregotout.com/]

"I'm Going to Look Bad" - Ep 23 with Matthew Meredith

Texas attorney Matthew Meredith reminds us that no matter how much experience or success we have, old fears can still show up that create havoc in our minds. He explores the stressful thought, “I’m going to look bad.” It’s a familiar fear that dates back to high school and shows up whenever he’s on the verge of something new. Through self-inquiry, Matthew discovers that the harsh standards he applies to himself are ones he would never use on others. And instead of battling the anxious voice in his mind, he begins to meet it with a reminder of past successes, and even a little gratitude. ***** On "Your Thoughts at Work" we explore the beliefs that shape our experience of work, and sometimes, our whole identity. Host Sarah Climenhaga guides her guests through self inquiry into a painful or limiting belief using a series of questions based on The Work of Byron Katie. You can learn more about this powerful method at⁠ ⁠⁠thework.com⁠⁠⁠ [https://thework.com]. Apply to be a guest on the podcast by emailing ⁠⁠sarah@selfinquiry.ca⁠⁠ or go to ⁠⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca]selfinquiry.ca [http://selfinquiry.ca].⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca] You can connect with Matthew Meredith through his website meredianlg.com, [https://meridianlg.com/] on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/company/meridian-legal-advisors], FB [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61583333491188] or Instagram [: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/meridian_legal/⁠].

"They are too restrictive" with Chris Dattoli - Ep 22

If you've ever felt limited by the demands of someone else, this episode, featuring actor Christopher Dattoli, will resonate. When auditioning for an on camera role, Chris is sometimes given technically challenging requirements that can feel extremely difficult. He faces this frustration head on and together we question his thought "They are being too restrictive". The resilience and confidence he feels when the thought isn't there is remarkable and inspiring. Please share and subscribe if this episode resonates, so that I know you want more. **** On "Your Thoughts at Work" we explore the beliefs that shape our experience of work, and sometimes, our whole identity. Host Sarah Climenhaga guides guests through self inquiry into a painful or limiting belief using a series of questions based on The Work of Byron Katie. You can learn more about this powerful method at⁠ ⁠⁠thework.com⁠⁠⁠ [https://thework.com]. To be a guest on the podcast, or work with me on finding relief for your own stress, email ⁠⁠sarah@selfinquiry.ca⁠⁠ or go to ⁠⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca]selfinquiry.ca [http://selfinquiry.ca].⁠ [https://selfinquiry.ca] I am also available to work with your team. To connect with Christopher Dattoli, find him on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdattolivo/] or at his website dattolivoiceovers.com [https://www.dattolivoiceovers.com/] You can find him on social media @chrisdattolivo